Telegram Channel Parser Bot

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🚀 Overview

This repository contains two Python scripts: tg_parser.py and app.py. Together, they let you parse posts from Telegram channels and deliver them through a Telegram bot. No need to add the bot as an admin—just pure parsing power at your fingertips! 🔥

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🤔 What is it?

tg_parser.py is a Python script powered by the Telethon library. It logs into Telegram as a user and fetches posts from any public channel you choose.

🎯 What is it for?

• 🌐 Monitor posts in public Telegram channels (news, updates, etc.).
• 📊 Collect data like text, dates, and media for analysis or personal use.
• 🛠️ Test Telegram API features without bot restrictions.

🛠️ How to use?

Install the required library with the specified version:

pip install aiogram==3.17.0
pip install telethon==1.36.0

🔑 Get API Credentials

To connect to Telegram via Telethon, you need API credentials (api_id and api_hash). Follow these steps to obtain them:

1. Visit the Telegram API Portal

   • Open your browser and go to my.telegram.org.

2. Log In

   • Enter your phone number in international format, e.g., +79991234567.
   • Click "Next" (or similar).
   • You’ll receive a confirmation code in your Telegram app.
   • Input the code on the website to log in.

3. Create an App

   • Once logged in, find and select "API development tools" (it might be under a menu or listed directly).
   • Fill out the form to create a new application:
     • App name: Enter a name, e.g., "ChannelParser". This can be anything you like.
     • Short name: Provide a shorter version, e.g., "Parser".
     • Platform: Choose "Desktop" (or another option if preferred; "Desktop" works fine for this).
     • URL: Leave it blank (optional field).
     • Description: Optional; you can write something like "For parsing Telegram channels".
   • Click "Create application" (or similar) to submit.

4. Save Your Credentials

   • After creating the app, you’ll see:
     • api_id: A unique number, e.g., 12345678.
     • api_hash: A long string of letters and numbers, e.g., aa11bb22cc33dd44.
   • Copy these values and store them securely (e.g., in a text file or your script).
   • You’ll use them in tg_parser.py to authenticate your connection.

Note: Keep your api_id and api_hash private. Don’t share them publicly, as they give access to your Telegram account through the API.

🚀 How to Run?

python tg_parser.py

🛑 Stopping

• Hit Ctrl+C in the terminal to pause the action.
• Rest easy—it won’t kick you out of Telegram on your phone or PC.